Join West Multnomah Soil & Water Conservation District (WMSWCD) staff for a hands-on, outdoor workshop. You’ll learn how to properly harvest and plant native “live stakes” like willow and dogwood to control erosion, improve water quality, and boost local habitat.

Live-staking is one of the most cost-effective and rewarding ways to restore streamsides and wet areas. Come ready to get dirty, take home some live stakes, and learn the skills to transform your own property!

• Date & Time: Saturday, November 21, 9 AM – 1 PM

• Location: North Multnomah Channel Marsh Metro Property on HWY 30. We will share exact coordinates with registrants. Parking is limited; please carpool if possible.

• Cost: Free (Pre-registration required)

• Food: Snacks will be provided. Please bring your own water. If you’d like to linger afterward, bring your own lunch for a picnic.

Photos in this post published with permission from James River Consortium.

Register: https://wmswcd.org/2026/10/native-hardwood-plant-propagation-workshop/